Monday, Mar 24

A U.S. federal judge upheld a block on the Trump administration's deportation efforts of Venezuelan migrants using wartime laws, citing due process concerns.

Friday, Mar 21

A Seoul court orders K-pop group NewJeans, now known as NJZ, to pause independent activities amid a legal dispute with their label Ador.

Thursday, Mar 20

A federal judge has blocked Trump's order banning transgender individuals from military service, citing constitutional violations and paving the way for legal appeals.

Saturday, Mar 15

An appeals court has temporarily lifted a block on Trump's executive orders aimed at eliminating federal diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Thursday, Mar 06

U.S. judge denies Elon Musk's motion to block OpenAI's for-profit transformation but fast-tracks trial for later this year, highlighting legal tensions in AI sector.

Thursday, Feb 20

Judge in the Idaho college killings case rules DNA evidence admissible against Bryan Kohberger, paving the way for the upcoming trial in August.

Wednesday, Feb 19

Ryuji Kimura sentenced to 10 years for throwing a pipe bomb at former PM Fumio Kishida, highlighting concerns over political security in Japan.

Friday, Feb 14

A federal judge temporarily reinstated whistleblower protection head Hampton Dellinger after Trump attempted to dismiss him, raising legal concerns and political implications.

Tuesday, Feb 11

Australia's Sam Kerr is found not guilty of racially abusing a UK police officer after a drunken dispute in January 2023.

Saturday, Feb 08

A federal court agreed not to release names of FBI agents involved in Jan. 6 investigations, addressing safety fears amid potential retaliation from the Trump administration.